👉 Animated computing refers to the use of visual animations and graphics to represent and simulate computational processes, making complex algorithms and data structures more accessible and intuitive for understanding. This technique transforms abstract code and mathematical operations into dynamic, visual representations that can be easily followed and analyzed. For example, flowcharts, data flow diagrams, and even 3D animations can illustrate how programs execute, how data moves through systems, and how different components interact. By providing a visual narrative of computation, animated computing aids in debugging, teaching programming concepts, and communicating technical ideas to both experts and non-experts alike.
